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**Title:** "Am I a Psychopath?" - A Lighthearted, Non-Scientific Quiz
**Format:** Host engages with participants (Stephen, HOSA, and others) to answer a series of unconventional, hypothetical questions to supposedly determine if they exhibit psychopathic tendencies.
**Key Questions & "Psychopathic" Answers:**
1. **Unhappy Child**: Why is a child unhappy with gifts from Santa?
* "Normal" answer: Didn't like the presents / wanted more.
* "Psychopathic" answer: The child has no legs.
2. **Robbery Encounter**: How would you, as the robber, handle a witness?
* "Normal" answer: Harm the witness / flee.
* "Psychopathic" answer: Wait quietly for the witness to emerge.
3. **Murder Witness**: What does a murderer's gesture (pointing up and down) mean after witnessing a crime?
* "Normal" answer: A threat.
* "Psychopathic" answer: Counting the floors to the witness's location.
4. **Funeral Attraction**: Why would someone kill their sister?
* "Normal" answer: Various non-malevolent reasons.
* "Psychopathic" answer: To see a handsome man from a previous funeral again.
5. **Forest Encounter**: What would you expect to see when turning around in a dark forest?
* "Normal" answer: Various answers (opposite sex, nothing, ghost, wild animal).
* "Psychopathic" answer: A dog (based on a Harvard/Johns Hopkins professor's test).
6. **Elevator Murder**: Why would a murderer watch the elevator after killing someone inside?
* "Psychopathic" answer: To blend in with other onlookers, avoiding suspicion.
**Conclusion:**
- The quiz is emphasized to be non-scientific and for entertainment purposes only.
- Participant Stephen raises concerns with his consistent "psychopathic" answers, but the host reassures the quiz's lack of scientific merit.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, in short sentences with numbers:
**Test Description**
1. The text describes a series of questions to supposedly determine if someone is a psychopath.
2. The creator explicitly states this is not a scientific test, but rather for entertainment purposes.
**Question 1**
3. Question 1 involves a child who receives a soccer ball and bicycle from Santa Claus but is unhappy.
4. The "normal" answer involves the child's preferences or wanting more gifts.
5. The supposed "psychopath" answer is that the child didn't have legs.
**Question 2**
6. Question 2 describes a scenario where a man witnesses a robbery after quenching his thirst.
7. The "normal" response is to either confront or flee.
8. The supposed "psychopath" response is to wait quietly for the right moment to act.
**Question 3**
9. Question 3 involves witnessing a murder from a fifth-floor apartment.
10. The murderer sees the witness and points a finger, moving it up and down.
11. The "normal" interpretation is a threat.
12. The supposed "psychopath" interpretation is that the murderer is counting the floors to the witness's location.
**Question 4**
13. Question 4 involves a scenario where a girl falls in love with a man at her aunt's funeral.
14. The question asks why the girl might kill her sister the next night.
15. The "normal" answer involves relationships or dating.
16. The supposed "psychopath" answer is to create another funeral to see the man again.
**Question 5**
17. Question 5 is a multiple-choice scenario involving fear in a dark forest.
18. Options include the opposite sex, nothing, a ghost, a wild animal, or a dog.
19. The supposed "psychopath" answer is a dog, as per a study by a John Hopkins professor (originally associated with Harvard, though the text seems to conflate institutions).
**Question 6**
20. Question 6 involves a murderer who stabs a man five times in an elevator with windows.
21. The question asks why the murderer watches the elevator after leaving.
22. The correct answer is that the murderer blends in with other onlookers to avoid suspicion.